Alex Karasulu wrote:
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For now I'm pooped and will accept what we have.
So do I. I don't want to 'do it again'... No time for that.
It works well and the configuration is a lot better than it was with
just pure Spring. We can work with it until we find a better way.
Sure. I just wanted to point the fact that we have some problem with the
current usage of Spring + xbeans, and that we need to seriously think
twice the next time we choose to change our configuration system.
In the end, even if we put configuration into the DIT something is
going to have to do what Spring does: instantiate the objects and wire
them up.
What about :
DirectoryServer ds = new DirectoryServer(); ?
Instanciating object though constructors is pretty efficient in Java ;)
Question is how do we do that in a simple and easy to manage way
that's as straight forward as possible while allowing us to use our
favorite container technology?
Do we need a container technology ? The 0.8 version was working without
this IoC crap. IoC is, IMHO, hyper over hyped... But this is another
debate !
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
directory.apache.org
